Sentence examples for a combination of cheaper from inspiring English sources
The airline industry is expected to have its most lucrative year in history with global profits of almost $40bn£30bnbn), driven by a combination of cheaper oil and fuller planes.
But it doesn't have to be all or nothing: some foods tend to have higher pesticide loads than others and so it is possible to choose a combination of cheaper, relatively clean fruits and veggies and more expensive, must-be-organic foods.
A combination of cheap mortgage rates, easing criteria and poor savings rates are convincing many that investment property is a sensible home for their money.
To be sure of attracting them, the government might need to provide a combination of cheap loans and a guaranteed floor on losses.
A combination of cheap debt and a ready supply of new equity capital has boosted mergers and acquisitions, on which investment bankers provide expensive advice.
Since Deng Xiaoping launched market-led economic reform 30 years ago, China has prospered on the back of a combination of cheap labour, cheap capital, an undervalued currency, government pump-priming relentless construction and sheer hard work and ingenuity.
A combination of cheap drugs and successful big drug firms would seem to suggest that Europe is doing something right.But is the saving from cheap drugs more apparent than real?
Even after the co-op went bankrupt and became a hotel, a combination of cheap rents and sympathetic management made it a creative destination point for subsequent generations, from Jackson Pollock, Virgil Thomson and Arthur Miller to Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan and a young Madonna.
Some of these firms say they can profit from trading operations in China through a combination of cheap overhead, rebates and other financial incentives from the major stock exchanges, and pent-up demand for broader investment options among China's elite.
The attraction is a combination of cheap fuel, relatively little radioactive waste and no emissions of greenhouse gases.
